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El Conejo Blanco students at work with their looms & spinning wheels on the wide porches of their lodge, Èstamere,' at Palmer Lake" "the camp founded and directed by Mrs. Anne Fisher, is devoted to instruction of unemployed girls in the handicrafts.

El Conejo Blanco students at work with their looms & spinning wheels on the wide porches of their lodge, Èstamere,' at Palmer Lake" "the camp founded and directed by Mrs. Anne Fisher, is devoted to instruction of unemployed girls in the handicrafts.

Summary

Four women work at spinning wheels and looms on the porch of "Estamere" (or Estemere) in Palmer Lake (El Paso County), Colorado. The lodge was founded and directed by Mrs. Anna Fisher, and was dedicated to the instruction of unemployed girls in the handicrafts. The side of the lodge has shingle siding.

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Image File: ZZR710012910

Notes

Formerly F19468.; Photoprint is of a half-tone reproduction.; Title hand-written on back of photoprint.; R7100129106

Identifier

F19468 DPLW

Filename

10012910.tif

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